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From 1993-1997, Nichols served as Assistant Administrator of Air andВ Radiation for the U.S. In addition to herВ tenure at CARB, from 1997-2003, she served as the California Secretary for theВ Natural Resources Agency, where sheВ was responsible for the StateвЂ™s activitiesВ relating to the management, preservation, and enhancement of its natural resources,В and for theВ oversight of the stateвЂ™s scenic, cultural, and recreationalВ resources. While at CARB,В Nichols led multiple efforts on behalf of California to collaborate with otherВ states, the US federal government, and otherВ countries and provinces to developВ joint solutions to address climate change, including CaliforniaвЂ™s joint effortВ with the US government toВ develop historic federal GHG standards for vehiclesВ during the Obama Administration. These programs include CaliforniaвЂ™s trailblazing diesel truck rules toВ cut harmful PM and NOxВ emissions multiple sets of emissions standards forВ cleaner light, medium and heavy-duty vehicles the most comprehensiveВ economy-wide cap-and-trade program in the world a Low Carbon Fuel StandardВ that has spawned a whole new generation of cleaner, low and zeroВ carbon fuels В a comprehensive set of programs to cut methane and other short-lived climate pollutants В and a first-of-its-kind statewideВ Community Air Protection Program to slashВ pollution in the most impacted communities across the state. She oversaw theВ development andВ implementation of multiple globally recognized programs to cut air pollutionВ and greenhouse gas emissions in ways thatВ create jobs and support economicВ growth.

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As CARB Chair, Nichols wasВ the chief air quality policy spokesperson for the state and led a board of 16В members appointedВ by the Governor and approximately 1,700 professional staffВ including scientists, engineers, and regulatory experts. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to Summerwood of Chanhassen in memory of Mary Bushard ( or 525 Lake Dr., Chanhassen, MN 55317).Mary Nichols served as Chair of the California Air ResourcesВ Board (CARB) from 2007 through 2020. A celebration of life will take place at a later date. She is survived by her siblings Nora (Nick) Weir, Jack Sullivan, Gavin Sullivan, Pat (Rachel Halstrom) Sullivan, and Kelly (Steve) Burns as well as nieces and nephews Ryann and Dylan Weir Siobhan Sullivan and Cohen Smith Margaret, Joseph, and Sean Sullivan and Rory and Fionnula Burns. She was preceded in death by her parents and husband. The family is grateful to the staff of Summerwood for the tender love and care they gave Mary. She touched so many and will be deeply missed. Mary will be remembered for her uncanny memory, quick-witted sense of humor, and her love of a good party.

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She especially loved lively gatherings in the party room with extended family and going to movie night in the theater. She was always up for a game of cards, bingo, or Scrabble. She was actively engaged in community events, coordinating happy hours, movie nights, and manicures. Mary loved the Summerwood community and quickly made friends there.

She and Doug moved into Summerwood of Chanhassen in 2015 when myotonic muscular dystrophy, which she was diagnosed with in her thirties, began impacting her mobility. Avid for the arts, they never missed a chance to see a live show at the Guthrie. Doug and Mary enjoyed spring vacations in Miami or Phoenix to visit with family and escape the cold. Doug and Mary wed on July 4, 2004, on the Minnesota Zephyr, a heritage dinner train that ran out of Stillwater. She returned to Minnesota in 2000 and soon met her future husband, Doug Bushard. Mary spent much of her teaching career in Montana, beginning on Rocky Boy's Indian Reservation, then moving to Froid, and later to Colstrip. She went on to major in Special Education at Mankato State University. Mary graduated from Edina West High School in 1977. She was born on to Mary Catherine ('Katy') and James Harold Sullivan. Bushard (Sullivan), Mary Kathleen age 61 of Chanhassen, MN, passed away suddenly on Februfrom natural causes.

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